Mad Fat Girl Novel Diary of a Mad Fat Girl, (Paperback)

from whitreidtan

Zany, kooky, madcap, eccentric. All of these words and then some describe Diary of a Mad Fat Girl by Stephanie McAfee. Not that a reader of light, entertaining southern fiction would expect any different, especially when faced with a main character called Ace (short for Graciela) and set in a tow...

from olongbourn

It's not literature. It possibly may not even be book club "worthy" (tho' I'd really like to be a part of a chic-lit book club!!!). It is chic-lit in the same category as Jennifer Cruisie, Mary Kay Andrews and Sophia Kinsella and it is a funny easy read. Perfect for the beach or between "heavy" b...

from ChrisWeir

Was fun strong Southern woman book. Has an overweight woman as the main character as might be deduced from the title. She admits her weight problem is due to her love of pizza, cheeseburgers and beer. She's a high school art teacher in Bugtussle. The story follows her and her two best friends who...

from Maydacat

If there is an unusual way to get into trouble, Ace Jones will find it. Always with the best of intentions, well, mostly anyway, she has her friends' backs even if it lands her in danger. Not one to put up with injustice, she doesn't necessarily take the high road to fix it. Her on-again-off-agai...

from rayneofdarkness

I thought this was a cute book. I wasn't expecting a novella with indepth anything. I was stuck in the ER and only had this to keep me company and boy it got my mind off being stuck there for hours on end. I enjoyed Ace's quirkiness and strength. Good fun quick read.